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Eric Lewis
"Not enough server storage is available to process this
command" is the message I get when I try to access the
contents of a drive on my WinXPpro (1) machine from my
Win2Kserver/Win98 (2) dual-boot machine (running
Win2Kserver). I can access contents of (2) from (1) no
problem. Windows Explorer on (2) can see (1) and the
drive letters of all its shared drives. But I cannot
open the drive tree. I have the same problem with
Win98 "\\computername\c is not accessible Not enough
memory is available. Quit some programs."
The (2) has 512 MB of real memory. (1) has 1 GB of real
memory. So memory is not the issue it would seem. The
system Monitor under Win98 shows about 350 MB of
unallocated real memory.
The problem occurs whether trying to read a 30GB hd, 80GB
hd, CDRW, DVDrom drives. I am able to read and write
onto (2) from (1) so I get around this problem by copying
from (1) to (2).
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance, Eric
command" is the message I get when I try to access the
contents of a drive on my WinXPpro (1) machine from my
Win2Kserver/Win98 (2) dual-boot machine (running
Win2Kserver). I can access contents of (2) from (1) no
problem. Windows Explorer on (2) can see (1) and the
drive letters of all its shared drives. But I cannot
open the drive tree. I have the same problem with
Win98 "\\computername\c is not accessible Not enough
memory is available. Quit some programs."
The (2) has 512 MB of real memory. (1) has 1 GB of real
memory. So memory is not the issue it would seem. The
system Monitor under Win98 shows about 350 MB of
unallocated real memory.
The problem occurs whether trying to read a 30GB hd, 80GB
hd, CDRW, DVDrom drives. I am able to read and write
onto (2) from (1) so I get around this problem by copying
from (1) to (2).
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance, Eric